Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-11
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bodies of the other two children, her lit
tie daughter by wine colored dress and
corsets which were laced with a red wool
len cord. Mrs. Boulanger will return To
HOlyoke tonight with Mayor O'Conuor.
taking along the remains of her dead child
rem. The mother was found with Difficult
ty, reporter spending four hours in the
search, as she had not been in lIolyoke but
two weeks. working during that time in
No. |, Lyman Cotton Mill
Mr. f. y. Pratt was unable to leave for
Montreal until to-day. Charles Hope of
Springfield Mass, is here in search of
of bodies of Peter Blair and his son Fred
erick of Warren, Mass, whe took the cars
at Springfield for Montreal on Friday last.
John Rogers of Monroe, y. H., is at Hart
ford in search of his sister Agnes
Rogers who is missing. He received "A tel
egram yesterday from another sister who
resides AT Us Mountain street, Montreal.
informing him that Agnes was in the
mOrgue at Hartford and this brought
nm to town to-day. Two sons of Charles
CadleuN of Rockville. Conn, arrived here
TINS afternoon IN search Ot the remain. of
their father There are remaining at the
mOrgue tonight III unidentified bodies
Charles Mauquett of Holyoke, Is here
WIN his brother Joseph searching for
their father. Joseph says that he was in
Nht Cpl l'lE lltlil tOdCU AT me Time OF the
accident and says that but three passen-
80 ESCAPED alive from that car-himself
& painter named DuVelle of the firm of
DuNellv " LaYelle of Chicago and a man
not known to him. Several of the survi-
rors are so much improved in condition
that they will probably leave town this
week.
The search for bodies was wholly aban-
doned last night rs all the ruins above
have been entirely cleared up and
moved away and it was impossible to
prosecute the search further than has
been done The body of Louis James of
New Haven was identified this morning
ny his brother and companion compost
tor ON the New Haven Palladium, chiefly
by physical detOrmty also by printers
rule and type. The remains were at once
taken home to New Haven James was
on his way to the carnival
The progress of the investigation to-day
has developed some new things not gen
orally accepted as true among the masses
who have visited the wreck. The theory
OF the broken journal being the first cause
of the accident has been mentioned, but
- out of every 100 have until to-day
secuted he idea and but few supposed so
much weight of testimony would be ad-
duceu IN its favor. 1t is generally con
coded by all in attendance tonight that
this Is the true theory because all
put great confidence in the testi-
monN of Supernlendents MulligAn
ana Todd, ROaunaster Bean and Master
Mechanic Gordon who are all men of
great experience and their testimony car
lies great weight with It. This is mat
ter that has been looked forward to with a
great deal OF interest and is of much i'm
pprtance to every road over which the
pullman cars run.
Another Of the charred remains taken
from the wreck was probably identified
tonight. They are thought to BE- those
OF Peter CadieuX of Rockville, Conn,
whose son Charles is here and who has
recognized the pocketbook found upon
the body as similar to one carried by his
father. The young man is not positive.
however, and intends to have his mother
come here to make the identification
sure
Prof kastner of the Lowell school of
practical design aud Massachusetts lusti-
tute of technology came here to-day and
70 night took ms wife to their home in
Boston. Mrs. KaStner was quite badly
injured, but Is rapidly recovering Mrs
hastners escape was very narrow She
was pinned down by timbers from be
meath which two men tried to pull her
Finding TINS impossible they left her to
her fate. When the fire came close to her
she managed to free herself and craN ling
through the window escaped